Datacentre response to credit card fraud

xsiteu · 2004-03-04, 08:48 AM

I got sent the entire exchange between my host and the datacenter and they did not get a chance to terminate the offending account. The datacenter just pulled the plug on the entire server. So I do not blame my host who have been requesting it be turned back on so they can disable the offending account.

Yes it is a virtual host. I have one of the reseller accounts but I do not resell my space.

It is 100% NOT related to anything I do. I don’t process credit cards in anyway. Apparently it is actually someone that was trying to present themselves as PayPall and collect credit card information. The FBI have been notified.

I have multiple hosts so not all my sites are down.

2004-03-04, 08:48 AM	#3
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